New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
THE UNITED STATES SEXATORsHIP.


The Caro0s Rpmbean presents the following list a.
organizations which have already pronounced In favor
OF the reelection OF Warner Miller The Republican nom.
bers Of the Board OF Supervisors VI Oswego County and
the local assembly Of the Knights Labor jamestown:
Clymer Grange Chemung County Grange jamestown
Grange. No 244 Utica Board Of Trade wholesale Butter
Cheese and egg Dealers Association OF New.York
steam and Sail Vessels Owners Association OF the port OF
Hanover Central New.York, Eimra and cayaEa COUNTY county,
and others
me Troy Press Dem) approves Of the proposition to
which the Rochester Union DEM "a also favorably in
olned' 70 SEND Roscoe Conklng back to the Senate.
The friends Of Mr. Morton as The Rochester Express and
Chronicle understands 1t. shave made very oonserva.
tive canvass. In which Mr. Morton has q decided lead
over his chief competitor"
Mr. Millers friends claim. according to The ULon
Herald. that than rs per cent Of the Republican
papers OF the State in favor of the Senator's re cleo
In reply to the argument that both the United
States sepatcrs should not be taken from the
metropolis The Syracuse Herald says: "In 1884 the
Republicans Of NewYork City pcled more than 10000
votes for Mr.. Blaine. increasing the Republican vote
nearly 5000. while Herkimer County. which gave Gar
field 126I plurality in $780, gave Blaine only $40 pu.
rality In 1894; and yet Herkmer County had In and
the same year United states senator Speaker Of tho
Assembly, and Clerk Of the Senate What kind OF leader
ship these prominent officers claim. all living in
county when they allow tho majority Of their party to no
whitfield down hy per oentum In close Presidential
contest"
The Posghkeepsic Eagle has this To about the
"Hon Warner Miller starts in with tho al
vantage that he has served term acceabiy aud made
good record washington and at home and the
OF the party favors his reelection Any other candidate
has this and either show airmatvey that
his qualifications superior to Mr. Millers or that there
s some good reason why Mr. Miller should not be chosen
before he stand In the race on equal terms with him.
sn e and s WsrcsE are making s a S
both have enough supporters TO make the nnal result
yet very doubtful"
The Oaga Chiefs authority for the assertion that ut
would need scandinavian to ind Miller man In the
country towns"
James Suffer- who signs himself "Adjutant Post
4O4 G. A. B." writes to The Utica Herald. stating that
Mr. Miller s an hoDored member OF the Grand Army Of
Republic who is entitled to the support OF his fellow
comrades certainly against one who did not ind 1t
convenient to respond TO his countrys eau ana VINO has
claim whatever to the indOrsement or the veterans OK
this State"
"To the best Of our knowledge" The Waertoen TINES
assers there q sentiment here in favor Of Mlers
reelection or course, something like show OF such
thing can be worked up. there could be in favor Of
score other But have a very deci led impress
sion tha the of Republicans II left to them
selves would say they prefer almost any other man And
II change Is TO be made why not TAKE Lew l. M"tloh'
A Brockport correspondent OF The Rochester Herald
TO be in sympathy with the honest iutres OF the state
and that he is capable honest ani faithful in legislation
No one claims that Mr. Miller stands above others in tho
State in intellectual power but he in wise inferior
To his chief opponent II elected he VIII represent the
large and viii look after the interests OF the pep
pie Mr. Morton know VI any interest IN the state
outside OF the city worth notieeI
"rhere has been concerted attempt" says The FIRE.
tonia Censor the part OF indscrcet papers In
Warner Miilers interest asen upon Mr. Morton tho
f.aaaf anIfn
his supporters rs suo for revenue only In some In
stances We fear this example OF the Old story of
the fellow who cried stop thief We happen TO know
that the big offers newspaper aid have come from tho
Miller SIDE and purenaaaoie p1husH so aan,a ,;me we
don't bsieve that either Mr.. Miller or Mr. Norton intend
10 make any corrupt use oi money W secure ah eI"c
The Rochester Democrat md Chronicle. judging from
hears concludes that Mr. Draper Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. is displaying All unseeny activity
10 behalf of Mr. Miller The Loekpor Journal replies "
Is contemporary In this way IN its excessive zeal for
Mr. Norton me Rochester Democrat goes ont OF its way
% attack the Hon Andrew Draper Superintendent or
Public Instruction. shom charges with being active In
Mr. Nlers canvass. Whether this Is soOr not do not
know. Like every other Republican, ho"e'er. he has a
hs choice OF ne and Ike te majority of sensi-
bic Republicans We believe he thinks Il the part OF WIS
dom 10 return STRAIGHTFORWARD, sensible. able Ike
Miller 10 the senate rather than take the clancts on
somebody else whose leadiug qhaAtstoh 10 the place
be his money and all ths TO say mounting oi tae
party obligation TO give faithful puDhc servant IKE MI
Miller n second term
The publisher OF The Democratic Volunteer writes TO The
Al5asy Journal: 1--WE have canyassed the village OF
Hamilton and vicinity carefully, openly. ediiidy AMI
the opinions Of oar Republican voters as
choice for State Senator We mud over two-thirds IN
favor of Levi Z. Morton. and large mpority 81 INC
farmers are quite emphaically IN favor Of Horton.
Whether Warner Miller is reelected not remarks
The Piaasbuy telegram, tue action Of the oranges,
he farmers club and other yrieultur ORGANIZATIONS OF
The state will attest his popularity and the value OF MS
services To the farmers oi the state ana country!
Ex-Uniied States senator Lapham has written letter
N which he says AS between Senator Miller and the
Hon L. p Morton, my preference is decidedly Tor Mf'
Morton"
An Albion correspondent Of The Rochester Herald "h'
evidently wishes to see Mr. Miller elected inquiries:
not safe rule prefer tried man OF 'abt W az
lutried one 4 certain important poStohf.